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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-16


money out of it'll could" said Mr.. Taylor.
After some further conversation in this spirit,
Mr.. TAYLOR asked: "Who in to determine
whether or not you shall put platforms carsl"
II viii. not answer that said Colonel John
son.
Then you say that the best style of cars do
not require platformsP
II do most emphaticay"
Mr.. Denny called attention to the clause that
the Council may. by resolution, order new lines
of tracks laid, and asked why the North Missis-
sippi track had not been laid in accordance with
o. resolution passed by the Council
Colonel johnson said he had told Mr.. Pearson
that the line could not be extended to First
street.
Didn't your company" said Mayor Denny,
latter the time had axpired, serd a commupca-
ton to the Council asking for time7"
II sent such communication. have not
violated the charter in not laying the Mississippi
street line. L listened TO the demands of the
people, and put down lines in other parts of the
eity.S
"Didn't you know that there was talk of
Ano:her company building o line Mississippi
street, and didn't you lay three squares of track
10 pre empt the street, and then stopff
IL wouldn't build line TO Crown Hill unless
! was given the right of way by way Of North
Indianapolis"
1T looked very much" continued Mayor
Denny. like you built that track to keep every
of track unless you intended to comply with the
srder of the Council, and build all of it"
fou or Mr. Steele told me. said Mr.. Taylor
that you would complete the track as soon as
Tou could get the rolling stock
II never told you anything of the kind, and
10 not think Mr. Steele did
Several members of the committee substanti-
sted Mr. Taylors statement. saying that Mr..
Steele had told them the same thing.
Colonel johnson asked be excused from any
further conference with the committee, and it
adjourned The committee will have another
meeting sometime this week, when the report to
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
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and his aired nl&a started ~ nnish fAe ,pn,
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sun aud xIleiapiea 81 Shoos tber4. A seli-
&c ~asaed in watch TIE enN ~as etoken -
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hlos ga ths tomple ana ties tnaf pight
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foflsb.s saoaxh u cause death aud tA4t hs
probably died trom ths effects "a fzEe s11
whiaksy Hoaek has always oeen kaewa
- . qusEsslsoms and intompsFsts uan.
while Aesns las always berns : gss1 rep-
utssioa. Hoacks stomach bss bssa seat
- Ann Afb0g Tor e1snsnsiion. iate@sa
excitement prevails.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
SHOT his MAN



DEsE0gF. May sl.-iast evening vile
fatEolsasn John klebbs Vas sitting ia BE
house. preparatory 70 going 70 the ssasloa,
his nsscs. Sophis klsbbs. - yesn Of sge.
came running into the house end ex-
claimed ~For Gods sake. unels. 80 oFsr
20 the corner. Jhsy are killlng eaeh other I"
Klsbba grabbed his bandeuns ana revol-
yer, and ran haisess aud coalless % the
corner where . free tight wss in progress
between = crowd % drunkeu men. lie
shouted 10 them 20 stop Sighting sDd thst
he Was an officer. The entire crowd TUNED
upon him. but not before he lad asresisd
William Dolan aud snapped the handouts
on one OF bis wrist The crowd then tired
TO rescue Dolsn. upon which kishbs drew
his revolver snd fired into the air Jnas
fired the gang with additional fury and they
set upon kiebbs with clubs aud stones. aud
Dolsn broke away. bat feil while closely
pursued by the officer. who then tried 20
bring him 10 the signsi boz. Keep OF.
I'll shoot Don't come up." said the officer.
a. he tned 70 lead Dol2n 10 the box. and
keeping back the crowd by displaying hls
revolver. They made rush fof him and
in the jam the officers revolver was dis
charged and Dolsa instantly killed. being
shot through the heart. Foar OF the gang.
among them Edward Dolsn. brother Of the
dead map. were arrested. No blame seems
10 attach 10 the officer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

A Child fskssax 81 the fsst q iss Fsthsr
Wac Hal Hznx~d Hiaassif

HA3 n9a SA4<A - 9*sE%A
Pai-aDELrsIa. May s. -Adsm Asf.asE
= carpenter. living ss ilis Fisla-st-. small
thoroaghfsrs Faanlns fEon feath % Thif.
teents. south OF Ackesn-ss. ende1 his lifs
yesterday af.eraooa By hanElaf himssif IN
a bed room Of his fesidsace. he wss about
So years Old and Gsrmaa by birth. lie
imaigFsled 10 this county ABOUT i've years
nso. with his wife aud large fszniiy oi
children. tie was frequently out ol eta
yioymenf last Winlef and became very cs'
spondenf A few weeks ago BE again
found himself oat OF work. Ies litfls
money which he had laid ~ while At work
was soon used mp Ia supporting as wife
and Elk small children. lie uied
70 sscnrs work. bat failed. and for
IAs pas. few days seemed greatly 1lshearf-
ensd Yesterday morning he resumed his
search for work. lie returned home ssouf
noon, complained TO his wife OF not feeling
well and taxing bis little lS-months old
baby in bis arflas said that he would take
nap. About two O'Clock Mr.. Hartung
heard the child cry and called 10 her has.
band asking him what vas the matter.
Receiving no response she hurried up stairs
and the eight that met her gusze almost
drove the poor woman mad. Hanging by
. rope fastened on q hook in the wall was
her husbands body The baby Was tugging
al its fathers feet. crying Papa at the top
of its voice. John Beat. = neighbor, heard
the womsn's hcartrending cries and went
into the house and Gu; Haftungs body
body down and sent for a physician. IL
was too late. for when one arrived Hartung
was dead
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

s<seses<s tsts1sss.essN>s
CEDsR SFRrxGs. May 3i.-Last week the
Board Of School Inspectors. Of Solon. chang.
ed the limit Of some Of the school district
BY this, part Of the land Of Geo. W. Cooley
wes removed from one district and plscsd
in another district much AGAINST his wishes.
He came down town yesterday and "col-
Jared the Board in ID. c. Lyie's cEfics and
gave them a tremendous "blozias up. A
Dakota cyclone or Mrs. Candies lectures
were nothing compared with it. He
"stermed' necessarily for ABOUT a1 hour
and then left them--tbe younger member
Of the Board easpinz for breath. However
the school districts il Solon will probably
remain ~ newly designated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

LosDoS. May 3i.-A yacnt race from
Hsrvich 70 South End took place today. A
spsaking east breeze prevailed. The Thistle
was the first TO pass The finishing line.
crossing at ls0i D. N. The Trix was second
st 10f ?. m, tie Genesis third st Ill ,. n.
and the WeDdnr foarth Mt 1.27 .. IA. The
Trix. however, wins the FIRST prize snd tie
Thistle the second.
The Tnx, the Ssptuns. the Thistle.
Queen Hsb. the slenth Hound, the Wen
dur, the Foxhocnd sad The Gsnssta srs
entered for the Channel Tsrs, vhich wil b
contested on Saturday. Tie firsf prize vii
be 40
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

ts1><esst fe ~ ftAttsts -etttAt-
soUTH BosRDasS. May 3i.-An eiops.
ment occurred here yesterday that crested
considerable talk among the town gossips.
Mr. Risk has pretty hfteen-year-oid dsugh-
ter to whom Mr. Butler had been paying
his addresses for some time. 2r. Risks
folks were very much opposed TO the match
and forbade their daughter being seen IN
Buffers company any longer. Yesterday
morning the daughter esked permission 70
gather some wild flowers for decorating the
soldiers graves, but when sbori Distance
from the house she was fnst ty bsr lover.
who took her ia carriage snd drove into
the country after the style OF Lochinvsr,
and after the marriage returned 20 the
town, procuring rooms at the Hamilton
House. The irste parents tried every way
70 take the daughter home but she refused
20 90, and was protected by her husband
and uncle from violence. The young
couple intend keeping house here. Builer
is mill hand in Quimby's mill, is p years
old, and bears O good name.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
Nashville Naxress.

tstl1ssss - - Ftttsss~sSss<s-
NASHVILLE, May si.-The f1nersl Of Mrs..
Elsie Emery occurred snndsy.--Tbs
saloonisss have besn threatened By an
anonymous letter to quit selling Hocof
Sundays on pain Of being burned out As
jacent property holders were warned 10 be
ready. - Decoration Dav Was observed
here IN good style.---CroT.s were benefited
bv a heavy rain yesterday Two eiips
OF wool were marketed here last week 81
25c.--Richarf SturEis and Miss Nina
Brown were married Monday ssternoon and
leave tonight for Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
BITTEN BY a 6naKE.
Terrible Death Of Three Ysnr-old Child
In Licking County, Ohie.

Terrible Death Of . Three 1snr-Oid Child
In Licking County, ohie.
NEwAKk, o., May 31.-word Of the terri
ble suffering and death of child from
snske bite has been recsived here from
Hopsvell township. in the southeast por-
ton Of this county. Thursday the three
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Por-
ter, residing in that township. was ia the
yard playing. Suddenly th. mother was
startled by hearing piercing scream CON-
ing from the direction Of the child. She
rushed ouf and found the child crying
bitterly and his leg fast becoming
swollen. II was found the. while
he was at play q venomous rep
tile had suEk its poisonous fangs into his
ankle and the poison was fast passing
through the little fellows entire system.
Ii is the supposition that he was bitten by a
copperhead snake. The child was taken to
o couch and physicians called
Every known remedy was used 70 coun-
teract the effect of the poison, but all to no
purpose. Nothing could save the lad as the
poison had taken too strong q hold and per-
meated the system. After suffering the
most terrible agony the child died within q
few hours. The parents are almost pros
trsted over the terrible affair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
CROOKED KNIGHTS.
Members or District Assembly 40 Discover
Shortage of Funds.

Members OF District Assembly 40 Discover
Shortage of Funds.
NEW YORK, Nav 3l.-There is consider
able excitement among the members of
District Assembly 10. Knights of Labor.
over what Is ssid to 5e gross violation OF
the constitution of the order on the part of
the officers of the district. When the ques-
ton Of supporting the silversmiths and
other members locked out and on strike
was raised the officers were asked how
much money was in the assistance fund. /"
Every member in district contributes
cents per month toward this fnnd. The
Financial Secretary said be did not know.
Neither did the Treasurer. On being pressed
they produced the looks. and Il was found,
IL is claimed, that the fund was 5, 100 shor.
The deficiency, Il was explained. was d7e 10
the officers having used the money for gen
ersl expenses. A committee has been ap-
pointed 70 investigate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
ANOTHER slo flR1.

Bssosa Warehouses Dxstssyss Gsnsinf =
f-ess of Tee Hasarea Thess~aa Doifass.
Nav loKK. May si.-fhs Booth a Edgar
bonded warehouses. aoEnprls.ns as &c zss
klng-st-. xSi Nest-st.. I3s end isb Charlton.
81 and ass a. be Washington at, wss
damaged by fire tonight a. the extent Of
$4,000. and ifs contents. including tooo
bales Of cotton and large amount II other
merchandise. we're damaged 70 the ssseut
of $4,000. The losses fall on . number of
owners and they are probably covered BY
insurance
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

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his l~a little efsAazons she lies sasstf oa
spfine II : asaghisf xhe = dasa lie -.
legged SAossrs sAe Is > wide~sg. hsa .
eAan0e % nasrTY pEDsiosa he soeld ssnd
fns chtldFen sess fran Alk hofns lls
s.af&ea "a ~aEoa xllh fAesa s,stnsssihfif
lar Iesef CITY. bat cams haok ssfiaN lae
ooys asS fUp away tFaG nils en TIE f8sa
l&isf &c tQla ssseral connienne stores.
ssaai fhe disposition lie has Eaaas 81 bis
little s4ns
fhs e0tnmEnits is mach srisste5 shsug
the matter. AEsef Ia saa taken "a laii his
fsresuisek sefe searched and 81 So i. nl 10.
day The bodies II the boys we're i3siDd ia
shsilo~ graves aDBat fl1y teel from fhe
h1uss. Their hoaisx wafe nearly uaae
Noend about their Bscas we're Eopes and
their heads were knocked IA Tho Cofofer
jury fhis sFeniaE EenaeFod ysfdies that
TIE children came - thea s.eain a. lhe
hands u her sFsadiather. 3he g,risoneE
Il stFoaEls gaarded % prevent lynchlng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
Tr,ninr Aeclasnt.

tztSxsxs - ~ rsltssts-~sss>s.
MARQUErTK, May sl.--The report tele-
grsphed from Ishpeming last night that
fifty cars were wrecked and two engines
damaged by two collisions on the Duluth a
south Shore & Atlantic railroad yesterday,
Is misleading and untrue. At Lake Ange-
line an open switch dersiled q few empty
ore cars. while a turned rail AZ Cisrksbure
siding caused the west bound engine 10
strike an east bound engine standing on the
main track. damaging the pilots slightly
and dersiling some empty ore csrs. With
the exception Of four ore cars the whole
damage Il too Insignificant 10 merit atteD-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

REaDIse. Pa, May sl.-kt Lovers Park.
before midnight isss nl1he Joan Mstz
sgsd D years. shot ard severely wounded
Annie Gring. He then SHOT himself taroush
the heart and died almost instantly. The
woman. who is > years ois. rss rnsrriss
foar years ago 20 = nan nsraed Howard
Fox, bat vas rrsnsed dfv0r1s lsst March
Jess0us7 rss the cause q lass night :
tragedy and toe corsnsr's ja-y today ren-
dsrsa verdict - that eject The romsa
recover.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
a JUROR SICK.

The Examiaation OF ssNic" Snyder Ad-
journsd on Account of the Illness of
Juror Hewitt.
CHICAGO, May 3i.-The crossexamina-
ing the morning in the hearing in the Nc
Donald McGar1gle Doodle case. Schneider
gave detailed account of his arrest BY the
Mooney < Boland Detective Agency. bis
detention at the Ayency's headquarters, his
travels over the country in company with
detectives and their Efforts made 20 induce
him 10 s'squsal." No facts of any great i'm
portance were elected When court con-
vered for the afts q N session it was an
nounced that Juror Hewitt was III. and in
Consequence an adjournment wa3 taken
until tomorrow morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

tftssssts - - tt.feetF Stes-A
SEwATso, Asy sl-osr fellow towns
man, George II. Hobart. sss prsssnse5 To-
day with e beautiful golS-hss3sd. ebony
c6ne, srtissiczIiy engraved sad inscsibsd.
'ffo Geo. II. Hobzff from the CStins0s of
Newsygo" Mr.. Il has bssn r. the employ
Of u. p. Cay. - b9oxkespsr s8f cashier
for the past eight yesrs. brf OF scooHsf 81
falling heslta hss lad . resign tie position
snd with kis family vii sFas08 tie snia-
uer AZ the Whlts Mountains
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

The railroad accident mentioned yesisr-
day as happening near Brnion Hsrbos wss
caused bu The collision Of swo trains on the
c. & w. NJ. the result being that two
freight cars wsrs smashed 10 pleces and q
locomotive stove ia. No enc wss Injured
the train hssssis having jumped before they
came toFstbef. The officials are a. yet un-
sble % determine who IL 10 blame Cor ths
scc41snt
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
Cloak Department.

On Monday morning May @ viii offer at surprising
rsduion entire line Of Spring Jackets and Spring
Wraps 200 Jackets --latest styles ranging pne< from
each So Cali eary and inspect these bargains for thsy
actually cost tuice what ask for them.
Our fall lire of Nswmafkets and Dusters viii also be
cuded this sale Special prices Jerseys: fa g0ine
al half value. The bsBdsomest and most complete line of
and stylish Beaded Wraps shown in rsz0 Rapid
will 20 al correspoDdingly low prices
Cali early these goods viii 60 fast and The assortment
vii soon be broken
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

~ szss - - Tt.St<ae ezsssb
JscKkox. Mar 5i--At ths snnusi rnsssine
q The directors q tas Hichiesn Ar Lfns
Rsslros5. hssa hsrs to1sT, directors fsf The
ensasnz vear zee elected - gssiere II
p f<dvsrd. AshisT Pend. H5xra n
Wells, Heuv II Cxmrheil. b5exie q
Aayssi. Dznisi A Wsiermea. DstrslE Cor
neiSos FsndsTbat. Wa - Tsn3e~hfl1
Casanosy y. Dspev. r d We-s<xssr. Ns~
Ysrk = " Frs8ch. TAret Rfvers E1sxh
Caneker, Euzsos T.TisxIeL Seckssn
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Lr-7Tx Rccx. Ark-, ksT 3l.-Tbs situs-
ticn N tie CAssw Nsfson = s-coninx
serieus. The kaz kes>as - ies~irs tne
Tsti3n u hrr r1zt.rs s<f3 ><ssstzs inss
Arxsnsss Or s4Rezy E8nz {13fsas A..
saS>r srns--s&fszz been <rsn = na<1g
fs&ites orssrinz thstr i-szzkt 3sE.sxscrs
frsm The Chocss~ co1atrs hsttl. es~
tween the faii sleoSs szs tae Azis 5rsssz Is
snnirenk
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

I,oKnos. May sf.--fls f,ss.n8is hicyols
raee Con the championship Of ilss world sss
contested Al WolseFhsmlsson to-day. ano
won easily by the Hnelssb ol.aolpion.
Howell. There ~sst ss eptrlsf and Weed.
ssde. The American champion. vac aos s&rs
"a the RAGS
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
a QUAKE ~ WESTERN NEW YORK.
Jamestown shsken Up by Seismic Die.
turbsnce" Yesterday.

JsvEs1owv. May s1.-A distinct earth
quske shock Was felt here AZ 10 o'clock this
morning. Thesh0ck lasted only moment
and TOOK The form Of an underground ex
plosion Of great severity. In same portions
OF the city women ran out Of their houses ia
alarm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

ssr ss.xs - ssass~-<sssse
L.sKs Lfxpxx. Hss ss---Ths 5asnrsnes
ssiay*srs ere oas wits ssrd dszrinx "a
iTsst diseTirn nssieFns xrS ssT thst tl-ee-
fo7rtts - fhe entire less hsFe sire1fr $3.50
sssisfscsar ssesss8 snd nszxIy svsTr ose
foss. e tie pzn7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

Arrangements Made IN weIcom- 8cme
ne Custer Guards.

A meeting % arrange for a reception 10
she Custer Guards tonight was held in the
Wess Side Armory last evening. about Que
hundred psrsgns being present. II. A. Hy-
tlorn presided sni john c. lea acted as
secretarr SQuiers Band were engaged 70
fsraish music for tie event, and q sGmpts-
Gus repast will be served 20 the s0ys on
fheir return from Tie prize dria At Wash-
i~atou this evening. The following
committees were appointed. On
srranrrrnents C. hcintyre. John
Stesnman. = sander John Nsnoge.
Frsnk Gif5inss Fref spencer. John Sil-
ksrf~on and r p Ellis. en- fnsEce-T. W.
etraAan G. r. Swai.a VIII Adams and G.
81 Alden. On masic-C. NJ Alden and G.
Knox p. A. Hydorn was appointed mar
shal. snd the allowing srs MS aids. john
fi1bertsosi. Charles Hrraflone. Chss. Nc
Intvre. { ssosi.ll. c. p. Keiso, 5. v. De Gcft
r Spencer JOS. Bennett. ". B. Bennett. II.
A tfehers. Frank Powers. Frank Aenhsn-
nick. Y. " c. A. cadets. The srn0ry vii
&c handsomely decorated and Illuminated
Or be recepfion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

BosroK. May si.-oBrisn and PAlibrids
made tour Of the city institutions today
in chsfge of committee of municipal gov
.rnmenf officials. TomoFros they xili be
rendered reception by The Press ClBb.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01
MT. ETNA 6ELCaINa.
Volcanic Eruption which 10 Driving
People to the Mountains.

CkrsSIs. May 3l.-A volcanic eruption
issued from the principal crater OF Mount
lEtna this morning and the Tow Of lava Is
steadily increasing in volume and violence.
The air Is filed with smoke. stones. ashes
and cindsrs. and people residing AZ the base
OF the mountain are removing their effects
and taxing refuge in places more remote
from the shower OF volcanic matter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

The Cherred Rem sins Of Man Found In =
burned Stable NJ Kensingson-
CHICAGO. May 3l.-A barn belonging 10
Mrs. NcGraw, of Kensingtop, sas totally
destroyed by ere last night A carpenter
named John Young mas been sleeping in
the barn. and this morning his chRrred re-
mains were taken from the ruins Of TIE
structure. No one seems TO know anything
aboot the man. who il said to have lived by
doing odd jobs in the ne ghboriiood.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

SrzfssxrELD. H., May 2--SenstoE sher-
man arrived in the State capital ss this
afternoon. This evening be vzs rendered a
public reception BY Governor snd Ms.
0glesby n the Exeosfivs Mxnssoa. Which
vas vsry largely sstszssA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

CINCINNATI. May sl.-At Lafonia. first
race. three-fourths of mile: Biddy Bow
ling. 1: Fronie Louise. , Vulcan. 3. Time.
i.22
Second rncs-sevsn- -eighths Of q mile: ROY
Boy. I. Paragon, 2 Figaro, 8. Time. f.34l.
Third race-oue and one-sixthteenth
niles Kinda, !: Long slipper. 2: Cheat
fellow, 3 Time. f.3s.
Fosrth r4cs-onc mile and seventy yards:
LongAlixht. 1; Sour Mash, 2. keene. 3.
Time. i.54f.
Fifth race--Hve-eightns Of mile Hunt
ress. l; Emporia. 2 Hypocrite. 3. Time.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

sEsl1717E = ~ T--Essf3-EEtAk
ScHooEczsrT, Mar si.- This morning
shout 2 o'cleck. the Hardware store OF
Pursel Bros, Vas entered 81 burglars sui
safe blown cper: fl3o5 IN cssh and some
inxurzcce paners being taken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-01

EsCssErs. May st.-The Miners in the
Tsixp disfrict have resnrnsa wur<. In
Borinxe and Cenxr districts snd at Char
lsrci very fsx strikers hass returned 10